Toccata - White wine glass

Derived from the Italian toccare, meaning "to touch", the toccata is a free-form composition for keyboard instruments in Baroque music. The toccata played a key role in the emergence of the instrumental repertoire from the sixteenth century onwards, and holds a primordial place in instrumental music. Rhythmic and virtuoso, the toccata requires exceptional skill and mastery. The Cristallerie de Montbronn collection of the same name honours this musical practice in a masterful design: straight, flat ribs rise from the bottom of the glass, forming a harmonious expanse. Also available with precious threads.

• Toccata is available in clear crystal, or in coloured crystal, in each of our 14 colours.
• The flat cuts cut, used since the XIXth century and popularized in the XXth, offers a variety of usages in a timeless manner for the setting of a traditional or resolutely modern table.
• The whole is blown, cut and polished thoroughly by our devoted and crystal-loving experts.